In the rapidly advancing field of cybersecurity, IT professionals are increasingly burdened with the responsibility of protecting critical data and infrastructure from sophisticated threats, a task made more challenging by a growing skills gap. A Pluralsight survey from 2024 indicates that 96% of technologists feel their workload has intensified, leading to a potential security risk as essential tasks like patch management and identity control are delayed. Reports highlight that many data breaches could be avoided with timely interventions, yet these breaches often involve stolen credentials and are costly and time-consuming to resolve. The stress of maintaining security under such pressure has led to significant burnout among IT practitioners. To address these challenges, the adoption of orchestration and automation is recommended, enabling IT teams to streamline processes and focus on strategic initiatives, thereby enhancing security measures and reducing human error.